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Ills NAME IS DENNIS,
Tho Orator Of tho Sand Lots vanqulshod

Tho Orator, OF tho Sand Lots vanqulshcd
by Wong Chin Foo.
New YoRK, Oct. l9.-Dennis Kesrnoy
the Orator Of the Sand Lots, and the
Chinese mandarin, Wong Chin Foo, whose
articles on the Chinese question in the
North american Review attracted considera.
bic attention, met in the editorial rooms
Of the World yesterday, and very lively
discussion followed. 5.gg2i
The interested reporters staked consid.
cradle money on the result of the intel.
lectual combat. The lie was passed sever.
al times, but the little Chinaman restrain.
ed his coolness and thus obtained much
the best OF the argument. l1I7
Those who had backed Dennis sckuoyl.
edged his defeat and settled their bets.
No new or particularly startling ideas were
launched during the debate. Dennis was
forced to "take water" several times, and
left the World Office much disgusted. :l# +
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WILL BUILD A FEEDER,

A Brnnch Of tho Ohio ls,ver Road to be Uon.
ncctod Through Three Counties,
Special Dispatch 10 the In!tllteencer. I'D
PARxERsBuRa, W. Va, Oct. 10.-Plesi
dent George W. Thompson aaid yesterday
in an interview that the Ohio River Rail
road Company intended at once to place
two or three civil engineers in Tyler
Wetzel and Doddridge counties to make
preliminary surveys for feeder for tho
Ohio River Road. Its junction at the
Ohio River Road will PROBABLY be either
at sistersville or New Martinsvile, more
likely the former place. This information
is reliable and It means the building OF the
new railroad which has been consemplat.
ed for some time, aud the opening up Of q
Sea!thy and undeveloped region Of this
State.
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''SPA'rRICK FORD.
Tho Editor Of tho irish World, Donoun cos

Tho Editor OF the irish World, Donouncos
;6S George and Praises blaine. ia i,.
NEw3 ioRk, Oct. l0.-Pstrick Ford. pub.
lishes in the Irish World long article
headed "Hcnry George's mistake; the
difficulty he has made for conscientious
Catholics to support his campaign" BY
Georges mistake is meant hia attacks on
the Pope and tho Catholic Church and bis
championship OF DR.. McGlynn in the face
Of the Ohurch'sl mandate OF excommuni-
cation. Mr.. Ford Gays ho will not argue
the merits oil that controversy with any
one, and that his purpopo is simply to
show why he cannot 80 with Horny
George this year as, be went last year, In
criticieing Mr.. Georges free trade idea
Mr.. Ford takea opportunity OF paying Mr..
Blaine high compliment by saying that
he regardn him "as pre.sminently the
Rrandest peraonifcation Of American
statesmsnship and American Nationalism,
as we'll sa the most practical friend thai
American labor has to-day" {
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WAS SIZE ROBBED
a Woman Killed Whilo Taking Money
.---- :. RiOhun nnd fnr. fha nj hdn,,n.,..,.

a Woman Killed While Taking Money tc
Riohmond for tho Monument. .syiT.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 19.-Nlies Clara
Tyler, Of Philadelphia, was recently
knocked down by a vehicle in street o
that city and injured SO that she died in .
hospital soon afterwards.
1n her dying moments nhe continually
murmured that she must nee Governor
Lee, but her friends could not understand
her meaning. E,s-, Z l153.';s.lT'
It is now learned that sha had started
Tor this city with considerable sum ol
money as a contribution to tho r, E. Lac
monument, having previously notified
Governor Lee Of her intention to do so,
The money, as we'll as a valuable diamond
pin, had disappeared before her relatives
found her at the hospital. NJ
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MIR. GLADSTONE.
His Enthusiastic Reception at NottIn CHAM
"a, M 5 Yesterday =, 55 Is i.I2s''7 Il

His Enthusiastic Reception at Nott,n cha m
Ca Yesterday. ir22a 4
q NOTTINGHAM, Oct. 19.-This evening Mr..
Gladstone, while driving to the rink, was
enthusiastically greeted by throngs that
lined the route. On arriving at the rink
he received an ovation from an aasem-
blage Of 5000 psraona. In a speech he
said he would bodily sweep away land en-
tail: Ha strongly condemned the revival
OF the phantasy Of protection. He urged
the extension Of local government in The
direction Of decentralization, but eaid that
these, together with the questions OF the
liquor traffic and disestsbiishmsnt OF tho
church in Scotland and Wales, could not
DO touched until sound adjustment had
been effected in regard to Ireland. 57.iII
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THE ENGlNEERs'' BROTHERHOOD.

LIE LIZ .ANuANE ENNIS HhOIuEltHOOD.
CHIEF Arthur's Address Mt the Opening of
tho Annual Convention.
= CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-The Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers opened ita annual
convention in Central Music Hall this
afternoon. Chief Engineer Arthur de.
liverad his annual address, in tho courae
Of which he said; Ii5l g''..EI55I'I"I1
taking all things Into confederation,
our relations, both to ourselves and with
the various railroads employing Brother
hood men, are amicable. j When we con.
slider the dissatisfaction which is every-
where manifest about us, our few troubles
pale into insignifcance. The spirit OF
dlscontent walks uuchallenged from
ocean to ocean across our broad continent,
whispering grsedily into the ears OF men,
"More, more." And 60 the cry is taken
up and repeated until 1t becomes deaf.
ening roar. It is short stride from the
word to the deed, and every day in our
papcrg we may read the result OF this dis.
content. Labor OF all kinds, from the
most menisl to the most skilled, with the
cry still ringing in their ears while their
judgment sleeps, has risen up and refused
to work, preterrins no psy to little pay.
And with. what result? Defeat, disaster
and deapair. Il a Ea17175,sS
There have been times and incidents
when the "etrike" was the only court OF
appeal for the workingman, and the evil
lay In the abuse Of them and not in the
use OF them. The methods used to bring
about q successful termination of strikes,
the abuse OF property and even OF persona,
has brought the very name into disrepute,
while the troubles Of the laboring men are
rapidly receiving mere cant. and sympathy
for him is dying out. Z More and more
clearly defined is the line becoming which
divides the honest man-aatis6ed with O
iust remuneration which he has truly
earned, until by his own effort he can rise
to a higher position in life-and the loud
voiced "bomb.thrower" who, scarcely able
to speak the English Language, seeks tc
win his own comfortable living from thost
who have worked for 1t, presuming >upor
tho Imagination and arousing false hope
in the hearts OF those who are still NOR
Ignorant than himself. Among sensibl,
men the day for all this is past. Le
| Nmeroy season Justice and Justice be tenn
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4 TIE lesaon Of the Pittsburgh fire is that
natural god haa not yet learned the art OF
overcoming the criminal carcleeaness OF
reckleas people. Gunpowder 10 treated
with occasional marks Of respect, artificial
gas 10 thought worthy OF polite attention,
but natural gas 10 expected to hold Its own
row in the facs OF obGtinste foolhardineeu.
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A TERRIBL q EPIDEMIC.
typhoid Fever Causes u Panic in n Little
Town In Michigan. So

Town In Michigan.
1supRalNo, Mlcu., Oct. ia terrible
epidemic of typhoid fever is raging in
Iron Mountain, town on the Menominee
River Railway, 100 milea south Of here.
There were 200 cases yesterday, and new
CASES are reported every few minutes.
Physicians are working night and day,
with help from other towns. Tho deaths
are numerous. The authorities and ply
sicians are at loss to find from what
cauae the epidemic comes, but poor water
and defective aewrage are generally
blamed. A panic prevails, and many are
leaving the place. The disease is yery
violent and runs It's couree rapidly. Tho
theory that it is Asiatic cholera brought
there by Italian laborers, has been sd.
yaanced, but physicians deny 1t. II the
disease does not abate soon the village
will have to call on the State authorities
for help. a l5l. ..-i Z : III -,
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FSe'1s 1'oF<'s' W VIC IttkFFVtIFIkF,
WESTON, W. Va, Oct. ia telegram
received here from Grantsville this morn
ing announced the serious illness Of Hon
J. NJ. Bennett, Of this city. He is a,
Grantsville on business. His two sons
George and Lewis, and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, accompanied by DR.. NJ. S. Holt
left at once for his bedside. S
A message received hero tonight states
that Mrs. Alex Osborne, of Clarksburg, II
dying. She ia eistsr OF NJ. G. and W. G.
Harrison OF this city.
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BnooKLYS, N. Y, Oct. lo.-Pastor Mil.
len, Of the Washington Street M. L.
Church, this city, was yesterday found
guilty by an ecclesiastical council OF i'm.
proper conduct with women, both men,
bers OF bis church and others, and aus
pended him from the ministry until tho
next annual conference. Pastor Decker,
OF the East Congregational Church, this
city, WAS also Suspended indefinitely from
membership in the Congregational Asso-
citation Of Churches on account OF i'm
proper relations toward young woman OF
his congregation. 5g, }a X, ~ 60 'i7 +,
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Statue Of President Lincoln.

CHICAGO, Oct l0.-The statue OF Abra.
ham Lincoln, which ia to ornament the
southern entrance to Lincoln Park, was
placed in Its permanent position this
morning. Very few persons were aware
Of the arriya! OF the magnificent work Of
art, 30! Its presentation to tho waiting
psdes.al was performed in the presence OF
the park policemen and the few people
who happened to be in the park at the
time. y The etatue will be unveiled cnd
formally presented to ths people on satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. s 5,i! q Fl Z,
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A Mysterious Annir.

KANSAS O1rr, Mo-, Oct. ia Times
special from Winaeld, Kansas, says that
Ell. WILDER, a prominent capitalist and
politician OF that place, Is under arrest on
the charge Of murder in the first degree.
Some time ago man named Van Cleve
was murdered and suspicion pointed to
WILDER, who was said to have been init.
mate with Mrs. Van Cleve. The arrest
to-day was made on the strength OF con-
tesaion by a negro, who say5 that Wilber
hired him to do the killing. There is
much excitement ovor the affair, which is
very mysterious. $40 III :. - iisss j Is'T
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a Youthful Criminal.

Special Dlspalch 10 Hlt IlLt!IlGeacer. 2 r --I
RlTcHIE @. e., w. Va, Oct. 19.-In the
Circuit Court yesterday, John Hensn
aged 10, was found guilty Of petit larceny
in breaking in utore at Petroleum, and
was this ,uorning sentenced to jail for
three months. slls77.-3
Judge jacsson is dispatchiDg the court
docket at a rapid ratio. a largo number
OF indictments are being presented by the
grand jury. Among them are few 70,
selling whisky. Court is likely to coll
tinue for week vet. ~ !,
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a NEW LAROR ORDER,
Chicago Steam Engineers secedo from IL
10 'sG. a.Eig KNfghtn nj .IHsh-f.isI.

Chicago Steam Engineers secedo from the
Knights OF Labor. s.5s.g
CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-The local assembly
ofsseam Engineers has withdrawn from
the knight Of Labor and formed IN inde.
pendent order Of Its own. They have
completed the new organization under
the name Of American Order Of Steam
Engineers. They believe they will de-
rive more benefit from an independent
association than theyever could from their
connection with the knights Of Labor.
Efforts will be made to extend the order
through the United States and ultimately
to form a National organization. It is
believed that steam engineers everywhere
will Join the movement without much
urging. :555l,
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J, Sisters Killed BY the Caru,

LANCASTER, Pa. Oct. ia frightful &C.
cident at Ranks crossing, near here, occur.
red yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jacob stoltz.
fus, Of Lacock township, aged forty, aud
her sister, Mrs. Barbara Stoltz!us, OF Kan
aas, aged thirty.eight, attempted to drive
across tho Pennsylvania railroad in wa.
gon, when west-bound expreus train
dashed into their team, killing the two
ladies instantly. Both were thrown uu.
der tine train and their bodies vera horri,
bly, mangled. The horse was dragged a
hundred yards: Mrs. Barbara stoltztut
had just arrived from the west on visit
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G. 4. Il. CAMP FIRE.
Tho Old Soldiers OF Sand Hill Havo nm Eu
t0ynble Iseunion.

The Old Soldiers OF Sand Hill navo m En.
joynblB Reunion. M
Special Correspondence Of The L!elligalcer. "s
SAND HILL, W. Va, Oct. 1o.-Logan
Post G. A. R., held their campfire, OF
"boan bake" at Walters Grove yesterday
and to-day. They were grand gala days,
and the gathering Was the largest ever
held here. The occasion closed to-day
with come very enjoyable exercises. After
the choir had rendered "My Country, tits
Of Thee" and prayer by Chaplain Turner
addresses were delivered by Hon. NJ. Sin.
clair, Of Benwood, and Rev. s. O. ALE.
mong. Tho entire audience then Joined
in singing the "Rsd, White and Blue"
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HASKELL ia the name Of the writer whone
peculiarly constructed brain conceiv.
on the insulting article o! Mrs. Cleveland
in the Minneapolis Tribune, OF which ho
Is one OF the owners. Hiu father Is one OF
the propEle!o!s Of that eminent Mugwump
organ, tho Boston Herald, whoso voice is
for Cleveland all the time. The father
hos little reason to bO proud Of the sons
best known public performance. FL
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special Dispatch 10 the. Intsiltqescer

WEsroE, W. Va, Oct. l9.-The Board
Of Directors OF the Hospital for the Inaano
gave the contract Of getting out coal to P.
+. Mcdonnell, Of Weston. BE is to fur.
nish it on the asylum grounds at four
and ono.foulth cents per bushel. This
arrangement will save the State money, as
heretofore coal was shipped from Harri.
son county. Es,I .ssisss
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orrAwA, ONT, Oct. ia dispatch
from Secretary Bsyard to the Imperial
Government has been received here in
which Mr.. .Bayard exprcasea regret that
che orders for the release Of the Canadian
sealera seizsd In Bshring Sea were NOT
obsyed by the officials at Sitka and etatinv
that fresh orders for their release have
been given. q, ~. .,,'s,'-S, lf-'1't
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a Panhandle Em1,loye Killed,

sPtosul ONpllcN 10 Ux 1Hle!lI1t7lcI. -I1--
STEuBENvILLE, o., Oct. l9.-Five o'clock
this evening, Patrick Carey, employed on
the Panhandle, was instantly killed at
Gould's tunnel, seven miles west of this
city, by ito falling from the gravel train
while he was nsanding at tho side OF the
track waiting for it pass. He was about
80 years OF age and lived in this city.
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4 $4,000 Fire.

NArAMEs, osr., oes. l9.-Roso & Co.'s
two.n.cry frame shoe store sud Renner's
brick block, occupied by Lahey, McKin.
ley L o., dry goods, and J.. Il. Gal.
llsShsr's book stote were destroyed by fire
last night The :Erpres, printing ofiics
was also badly damaged. The loss is SiO,.
900; insurance $25,CO0, IN. u :.
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An3rr two yeata ago the Democratic
politicians hsreabouts were doing deal
OF chuckling over tho action Of the Gas
Board. Inthoae halcyon Democratic days
the Gas Board had just become thorough.
ly and rampantly partisan, and how the
iur did fly! Now wo have changed all
this go far as the Gas Board is concerned,
and the ahrieks Of anguish that rend the
air would be pi!iab!e il they were not 80
awfully funny, e NJ
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a New Issue for the Liberals

LONDON, Oct. ,1o,-The Congress OF the
Liberal federation at Nottingham to-day
resolved unanimously that when the Irish
questionwa settled the dises!ablishment
OF the church In Wales should be made
the leading point OF policy Of tho Liberal
party, iij; ", e. 5i'$i 4 p .aI'.-sS.
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IT was very thoughtful Of "oome kind
hand" to decorate with the Confederate
flag the picture OF Mr.. Jefferson Davis
that hangs over stroot In Atlanta. Thus
the dead cmbers OF hateful passion arc
famed with on icicle, 60 TO say.
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TIE TELEaRApn CHANGE. "a
report OF Wholesale Discharge OF Orera-
4 -si7-gg s tors Dcuied. T-} a =. x l.ftIis1 4!

tors Donied. X y
New York, Oct. l9.-The Times states
that the Western Union Union Telegraph
Company yesterday notified over 1900
employees OF the Baltimore s. Ohio Telo.
graph Company that their services would
NOT be required after November lat. The
old Baltimore & Ohio ratio Of Is cents for
ten words from New York to Chicago was
raised to 50 cents. 31jSgi
When shown the report by an Evepipg
Post reporter Dr.. Eorvin Green said ;E""I
have done nothing Of the sort. The
Western Union rates have not been ad-
yanced, but on the contrary, we have
to-day been considering some very sweep.
ing reductions, which it Is proposed to
make. There is not a word Of truth in the
statement that 1000 Baltimore & Ohio
employees were thrown out of EN- ploy.
ment. There will not be five per cent oi
them thrown out OF employment" 93lisi
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Big Fire ut Rome. Ohio

+ CIrs'ctlSSArl, Oct. ia Commercial
Gazette special from Man ucheatsr, O., l,, says
that last night at Rome, a small Town
tTelve miles distant, on the Ohio river,
hlteen buainess houBes and dwellings
were burned. Loaa SEQ D00 - ~ i" %
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REBEL FLAG FLoATINc Y
AndJsh Davis' Picture Display ell In Honor
80 -. Of President Cleveland. ) ~

ATLANTA, GA, oat. 1o.--The Journal,
commenting on the decorations, Gays:
"At No. L Wheat street aosts once more
to the breeze tho red, white and red, with
thirteen stars, the emblem of the dead
Confederacy. Some kind hand decorated
the picture Of the great chieftsin, hon.
Jefferson Davis, with tho Confederate COL
ors. Old soldiers when they pass by take
oil their hats, and in their hearts all
Southerners do him reyerenca. ss..k ~.
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Klorner Dies OF Ills Ipiur,e

NEw YoRx, Oct. l9.-The Rev. Father
kiornsr, pastor OF the Church OF Our Lady
OF Mount Carmel, who WAS injured in the
ruins Of the schoo! house he was building
on East ll5!h street, on Monday atter:
noon, died at St. Francis Hospital this
morning " Y x II, Z, 3 Z stt
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n1ycrs Puts G,lmor. ~ G, !, y, !,

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. la.-In the
fight between Myers, Of Illinois, and Gil.
more, OF Canada, which took place at
Miller's Landing this morning, Myers put
Gilmore to sleep after :. FIVE hard rounds
and was declared the winner. Z, 5sg I
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Death of n Prominent Arnn

PnlLADELpuIA, Pa, Oct. 10.-Ex.Sher
William Elwood Rowan, who for a nun.
Der Of years has been q prominent figure
in local politics, died at bis residence this
morning. He was elected Sheriff in 1885
and shortly after became insane,
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Ghe MafaliTqel1rea:.
once, Nos. rs and 81 fourteenth Street,
IT Is sad to know that at this late day
tho Hon. Dennis Kearnoy has been vic.
timized by Chinepe cheap labor.
TIE Wheeling Democratic caucus 10 re-
ducOd to the sad necessity OF Illuminating
its proceeding with natural gas. Few
things are asddor than this, &

AT St. Clairsvi!le, yesterday, Senator
Sherman paid handsome compliment to
Governor Foraker, whoae cause suffered
nothing in the hands OF 90 able and
friendly an advocate. 4.
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a-r sclchocu On AShils
Sotc!d! Dispatch 10 the Intelligcnccr,

oVtc'u! DlSpdlch 70 lH 1nielliCcnccT. B, 3
2PARsEsnuRa, W. Va, Oct. 19.-Floyd
Payne, of Lincoln county, who had been
coniiued in jail here for iour nonths SO a
United States prisoner, has been released
on bail until his trial next January. He
is accused of having sho: an officer in Lin
coin county. 5sSl1Fgi g.'' 81 4 M
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A Honblblo Act,

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-The Tribune TO-
morrow will publicly acknowledge the
error it committed in publishing any mat
ter upcomplimentary to Mrs. Cleveland
during her visit to this city. 5Sl' :
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a Convicted Bald Knobbor Escnpe ca I

FoRsrrHR, No., Oct. 10.-George W.
Middleton, one Of the Bald Knobbsr gang,
under sentence Of fifteen yesrs in 1 the
psnitentlary formurder, escaped from jsll
yosterday and ie still at large. q "a
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. PlnnInr MIL Dcsirove,

: ClSCIsSATl, o., Oct. l0.-A fire ct Mid
dlstown, Butler county, Ohio, this morn
ing destroyed VIM. Caldwell's planning
mill. Lose $4,000. b lS-I--e'
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ST. LOUIS. lR.IB.Ir.IA.IE.I DETROIT, IE.Ig.i
1nninss...""".""..-.l 2 3 SGT So
Detroit ."........ .......... o 0 091O os21x-d
st. Lous...................... 0 o 0f1Ofl o O.

Earned runs. st. Louis, /; Detroit. 8. Two base
bases. Thompyon. Fist base on errors, St. Louis.
-, struck out. by Conway, 6; By King, 0. Passed
PAL, Boyle. J. Wild pitches, King, /. Time, 40.
umpires, Gadney and Kelly. - No : -
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parkorsbure Church n1nttoss


Special Dispatch to Lhe Intt.liQclcer. ltt = I
PARKRRsbuRd,r WV, Oct. 19.-Rsv.
Dr.. John Mason, Of Virginia, has definite.
y declined the call TO Trinity church, this
Rev. George L. Hite, the now Methodist
Episcopal minister, will be rendered re.
cceeption tomorrow night by members ol
his congregation. s55 s 4; .3SS8fl:s ~